Cameron Morrow is a licensed physiotherapist who teaches patients what's actually causing their pain and builds a clear plan to move past it. He's worked in healthcare since 2021, including time building and running a physician-physiotherapist collaborative screening program in Calgary, Alberta, that helped get patients to the right treatment faster instead of waiting months for a specialist consult they may not have needed.
Cameron's clinical interests include temporomandibular disorders (TMJ), running assessment and treatment, dry needling, and orthopedic manual therapy. His approach starts with a thorough assessment, listening closely to everything a patient has been dealing with. From there, he explains what's going on and why: the anatomy, the mechanics, the neuroscience, so the explanation actually makes sense rather than just sounding reassuring. Then he and the patient build the plan together, as a team.
For Cameron, success looks like a patient who can explain their own pain or condition back to him: a TMJ patient who understands the mechanics and neuroscience behind their symptoms well enough to manage them day to day, or someone with a meniscus tear or hip osteoarthritis who builds enough strength and confidence through a structured program to avoid surgery altogether.
Areas of focus
- Temporomandibular disorders
- Running assessment and treatment
- Dry needling
- Orthopedic manual therapy
- Exercise therapy
- Chronic pain-informed care
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Cameron is part of the Physiotherapy discipline. Learn more about their services and appointment availability below.
Approach to care
Education and exercise therapy are the foundation of how Cameron works, with manual therapy added where it helps. Patients describe him as someone who pays close attention throughout an appointment, explains things clearly once he understands what's going on, and builds the plan together rather than handing one down.
He also knows pain rarely stays contained to one joint or muscle. His time running a chronic pain screening program shaped how he works with patients who feel stuck or unsure where to start. The goal isn't just fewer symptoms, but helping people trust their body again and get back to doing the things that matter to them.
Quick tip
Diaphragmatic breathing can help reset the nervous system in stressful or tense moments. Cameron often recommends aiming for slow, steady breathing: about five to six breaths per minute.
Outside the clinic
Cameron is a runner and gravel cyclist who moved back to Kamloops to raise his family and make the most of the trails and hills in the Interior. He's often pushing past his comfort zone on a new gravel route, with half an eye on racing when life allows.
He's also a woodworker, mostly on commission from his daughter and wife: a bookshelf for her books, a balance beam for her gymnastics, a kitchen table for his wife. On weekends, you'll likely find him exploring new hiking trails, cycling routes, or restaurants around the Interior with his wife, a serious foodie, and their daughter.
